ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY

Harvey stood in front of the mirror in his office, adjusting his tie as he prepared for an important meeting that afternoon. His mind was already occupied with the points he needed to discuss with the board, strategizing the next measures to solidify the company’s power in the market and also speak about some of the morals in the company. With Harvey, he wanted everything to be perfect.

He had always prided himself on his carefulness, his ability to foresee problems before they occurred. Today was supposed to be just another day of him being on top of things, leading Stephenson Group with the confidence and precision that had become his trademark. But just as he was about to grab his briefcase and head out, his phone rang. It was an unfamiliar number. Harvey hesitated for a moment, considering letting it go to voicemail, but something urged him to pick up. "Hello, Harvey Stephenson speaking," he answered, his voice was crisp and businesslike. "Mr. Stephenson, this is Eric from First N
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